The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-29
Personal and Society.

Miss Helen Birkinmayer returned to her homo
in Hartford. Conn.,, yesterday.
Mr. George Meadows. of Hamilton, Ont. is
spending few weeks in the city.
Mr. Adam Black and daughter are spending
few days with friends in Minneapolis.
Miss ALA Gibbons, of Westchester county,
New York. is the guest of Miss Ellen Allen.
Mr.. R. L. Scarlet, formerly of this city. now
of Chipey, Fla, is in the city for few days.
Mrs. E. f. Cost of Chicago and Miss Meader.
OF Cincinnati are visiting Mrs. William Apple
gate
Miss Donia Allen entertained few friends
last night in honor of her guest, Miss Kate Grit
fiths of New Jersey
Miss Susan Nipgen, of Chillicothe. and Miss
May Smith, of Lebanon, o., are expected to-day
TO visit Miss Bessie Hord
Miss leila feathers has returned from Vassar
College. and will spend the winter with her
aunt. Mrs. John Steiner. at Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald have ex-
tended their Western trip to California. after
having spent fortnight at Salt Lake City.
Miss May Taylor. who has been the guest Of
relatives in this city for the past two months,
left last night for her home at Williamsburg. Pa
Ex-Governor Porter will read a paper on
Benjamin Franklin before the indianapolis Lit
erary Club on Monday evening, in place of Mr.
Finch.
Mrs j. D. Schmidlap, of Denver. Col. arrived
in the city last Thursday. and will spend several
weeks whh her sister, Mrs. +. 4. Bryan, No. 1877
North Alabama street.
DR. John H. Rauch. secretary of the Illinois
State Board OF Health. is here visiting personal
and professional friends. One object of his
stay is to visit the medical colleges and inter-
change views with the Indiana State Board of
Health.
Mrs D. w. Grassland, who has been spending
the summer at Ocean Grove Is now in Syracuse,
n. Y, In attendance upon the Wonans Home
Missionary convention She is the guest of
Chancellor G. N. Simms. She will return to In
dianapois this week
Miss Freligh. sister of Mr.. E. G. Freligh. has
taken up her residence in this city, having late
" come from Cleveland. O.. where she we'll
known in musical circles a soprano of great
excellence. She will sing at the service to-mor-
row In Meridian street NJ. E. Church
Miss Emma Richards GOODBYE, Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, died at the City Hospital last night. She
in the training school, in her first year of
work. and she is the first one to be called away
by death of all who have entered tha school
After brief service at the hospital, she will be
buried from Christ Church, tomorrow, at 2
o'clock p. NJ.
The children's fair. postponed from last Sat-
urday, will be held this afternoon. from till 5
o'clock. at Christ Church. The entertainment
will be made interesting for the young folks
with games The older friends are invited to
attend and enjoy pleasant afternoon with the
children. There are no charges, as il is to be
entirely social gathering.
The Flower Mission fair opens Tuesday evening
with "A March Of the Flowers" In which cos
tunes will be worn representing different flow
The rose will lead off. followed by the
pansy, in royal purple and lavender; then the
sunfower. in gold and black. side by side with
SNOWFALL. in white. Next in the train will be
the poppy, in brilliant red. and the daisy, in
white and yellow. Following these will come
the morning glory, the hollyhock, the water
lily, the tulip, the lotus flower and the wild
flowers Of the gypsies.
BAKER-ARNoLD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NORTH MANCHESTER. Oct 28.-Miss Fannie
Arnold, daughter of Mr.. Arnold, of the First
National Bank, was married yesterday at noon
to Mr. Baker, an attorney. of Columbus, Ind,
in the presence of relatives and a few intimate
friends. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Robertson, of Indian apolis, who solemnized the
marriage of Miss Arnods parents twenty-nine
years ago.
PRATT-BLUE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MoNTEzUMA, Ind, Oct 28-At the resi-
dence of the brides father, Thos. Blue. on
Wednesday, John Pratt, Of williamsburg, and
Miss Nancy Blue were married. Rev. W. p
Cummings officiating. Only a few special
friends were present at the ceremony, but Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt's large circle of friends wish
them a happy and prosperous life.